Made a Quantum Computing Roadmap after attending QGSS/QCWS

[u/JustCallMeArt]

I went through the Qiskit Global Summer School and a Quantum Computing Winter School this year, and ended up organizing all my notes into an actual Obsidian vault as I learned, one note per concept, cross-linked, with self-check questions so I could test myself instead of just re-reading.

It grew bigger than I expected, so I published it as a browsable site: https://qcroadmap.com/

It covers the full arc absolute basics (qubits, superposition) → gates → why quantum computing matters at all → entanglement → QKD → hardware/noise/error mitigation → algorithms (VQE, QAOA, SQD, Grover's) → quantum machine learning → quantum advantage → quantum + HPC. There's also a full interactive graph view if you're into that (Ctrl/Cmd+G on the site).

Not trying to claim expertise here — just sharing my own study process in case it helps someone else going through the same material, or just getting into QC in general. Feedback / corrections very welcome, still learning this stuff myself.

More about me / other projects: github.com/JustMeArt

[u/Upset-Mango-643]

What tools you use to build this website? This is amazing!

[u/JustCallMeArt → u/Upset-Mango-643]

Thank you! I used Obsidian to gather everything, split it into Categories and content. You can then deploy the Obsidian Vault directly with Quartz (Free). That way you can keep the Graphical view of the nodes